Example of Rutland - a success story of women farming, including housing

29/12/1916 to 29/12/1916

Ex-pupils who died in WW1

Ex-Officers to re-enlist for drilling and instructing recruits

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1915

Ex teacher Bombadier AB Percival called in gave lesson then drilled boys

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

Evidence of ill effect produced by employment of children of school age

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

Everyone aged 18 - 61 asked to volunteer

01/04/1917 to 30/04/1917

Evening service to be brought forward due to lighting restrictions

01/11/1916

Evening Service given up due to lighting restrictions

01/03/1916 to 31/03/1916

Evening school for food production

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1918

Evening Patriotic Concert raised £25 for Prince of Wales National Relief Fund

11/11/1914 to 11/11/1914

Evening of Boxing for support of refugees

03/06/1915 to 03/06/1915

Ethel Wright & Fred Wright away with influenza. Reported to MoH for the district, school MoH and the

29/10/1918 to 29/10/1918

Ethel Spicer has permission from Attendance Committee to be absent from school while her mother is wo

17/07/1916 to 17/07/1916

Estimate for road work framed to meet necessities of the times rather than actual need of roads

01/01/1916 to 31/12/1917

Establishment of Womens Institutes within County

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1919

Establishment of National Kitchens

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1919

Establishment of Infant Welfare Centres

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1918

Established Hempton Lucy and Charlecote War Savings Club

21/07/1916 to 21/07/1916

Ernest Cowley has permission to leave school to work on the farm for Mr Thomas Garner of Heathcote

15/05/1916 to 15/05/1916

Ernest Bloxham, PoW since 26/8/1914 called in, pleased to see him

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

Equal Pay for Equal Work - long article, women can survive on less: reference Joseph Rowntree. Mr Web

20/08/1918

Epitaph to the Men of the Royal Warwickshire Regt. who served and fell in the Great War (no names lis

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

Epidemic of influenza. Many cases followed by pneumonia and speedy death. Ravaging most parts of the

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

Envelopes distributed for receiving Xmas contributions for Sir Arthur Pearson's Blinded soldiers' chi

19/12/1918 to 19/12/1918

Entry in red ink, school still closed. The Great War ceased at 11 o'clock today. God Save The King

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918